Constitution Building ad lists rates and distribution details
In Atlanta pricing is 63 cents per month or 12 cents per week outside the city. The Constitution is advertised by TR Holliday advertising manager for all territory outside Atlanta. Office contact at 13 Noigi7's Street NW. John Corrwan, staff correspondent, oversees operations. Available in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue at several Times Building locations. Not responsible for advance payments to out of town dealers or agents.
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Atlanta
TR Holliday Constitution
Eck
Auauta
Washington
Noigi7
John Corrwan
Newark
Broad Way
Borty
Second Street
Fimes
Eighth Street
Broadway
Ninth Street
Constitution
Cor Fis
Georgia Prohibition Reform and State Revenue Debate
The piece argues the prohibition majority must restore funding to education and eleemosynary institutions through new revenue. Senator Walker cites 1916 and 1917 projections showing ample net appropriations and a cash balance, urging the house to support maintenance without burdening industry or weakening enforcement.
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House
Senate
Georgia
John D Walker
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Walker
Treasury
Vic Walker
Bodging the Truth and a Boston Journal Commentary
A Boston Journal of Education excerpt accuses an eastern magazine of refusing to publish an article from competent authority, highlighting the refusal as an example of biased editorial practice and undermining scholarly integrity.
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Constitution
Boston
Maas) Journal of Education
Georgia Funds For Scientific Treatment Of Drug Victims
Georgia's legislature approves a special appropriation through the state board of health to fund careful scientific treatment for Georgia drug victims. Dr Ledbetter explains it as a foundation for relief, acknowledging federal enforcement creates a state duty and a path to eventual cures through medical care.
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Congress
United States
Georgia
Br L S
Polk County
State Board of Health
Constitution
Ledbetter
Poetic Fragments and Local Notes From Dalton Citizen
A collage of verses and letters notes from the Dalton Citizen includes religious thanks to a beloved figure, musings on light and life, and reflections on community news. It references a postponed meeting, local media critique, and assorted poems about hope, perseverance, and holiday themes, with scattered lines on culture and daily life.
Increased Appropriations Will Not Raise the Tax Rate in 1916
John D. Walker Chm Senate Appropriation Committee argues Georgia can raise 1916 and 1917 appropriations without raising the 1915 tax rate of $488 per thousand. He cites revenue projections, audit plans, and savings from pension reforms to show a balanced approach that avoids tax increases despite Prohibition.
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Georgias
Georgia
Aly
Beericenses
Senate
Smith Lever Fund
Reformatory
Ong L
Travis
Fox Berks
Tech
University of Georgia
Smith Lever
House
John D Walker
Chm
Court of Appeals of Georgia Sudiments and Multiple Appeals
Georgia Court of Appeals affirms and reverses in several cases from Jackson Lewis superior court Fulton Laurens and Berrien circuits. Notable defendants include Mason, Johnston, Hayes, Nobles and others with judges Brand A C Brows Shackelford Pandje Grant Cooper and Kent presiding. Records show attorneys Ray Hay Sharp Philips Hobbs Collins and Wilkes representing both plaintiffs and defendants.
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Martin
Cooley
Jackson Superior Court
Brand A C Brows
T J Shackelford
Ray & Hay
Wolver M Smith
Johnston
Brenau College Conservatory
Fulton Superior Court
Pandje
Jon M. Bergberg
D K. Johnston
W F Hobbs
Collins
Hayes
Savannah Chemical Company
Cly Court of Haslehurat
Grant
Gordon Knox
Bennett & Swain
Nobles
State
Laurens Superior Court
Kent James S Howard
Stephens
Kenerel
City Hall Gossip and Council Puzzles in Atlanta
A lengthy city bulletin lampoons council antics with riddles from Councilman Claude Lordwick Ashley. Also details a prison feast at the stockade hosted by Thomas B Lanford, and notes traffic law talk by the Special Committee on Traffic led by Ed T Inman. Darktown asks Recorder Johnson to state Christmas policy amid preelection stockade sentences.
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Thomas B Lanford
Ang
Atlanta
Seawright
Armastead
Johnson
Knight
Rentree
Freeman
Ed T Inman
Darektown
Becomder
Darktown Protective Association
Council
George E. Johnson
Nash Hroyles
R H Edmonds Defends South Cotton Mills In Debate
R H Edmonds corroborates a charge that eastern magazines misrepresent South Carolina cotton mills. He argues a Boston Journal of Education piece misled readers about Rock Hill mills, praising those harmed by sensationalism. He cites editorials, calls for balanced coverage and notes mills provide work and uplift for Mountain families.
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R. H. Edmonds
Boston Journal of Education
Rock Hill SC
Wainy
South
Enyt
Iaet
Magasine
Atule
Repix
South Cutt
Thas
Ain
Pichard
Georgia Narcotic Bill Vows Care for Addicts and Enforcement
Ledbetter notes the Georgia narcotic bill extends federal law with patient care and treatment provisions, aiming to reduce drug harm while enforcing strict controls. He cites nationwide actions, medical support, and the need to safeguard citizens, urging comprehensive state measures and hospital facilities to aid suffering addicts.
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S Tedberte
Congress
New York
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Japan
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